Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
BREHTEES.


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r..one tomoEroW night
eytInsse cssss were heard yen-
80 tig dlssE1et court
,-.,ecgal atone paEoment d frontH
- siria1 block is nearing compleuoA.
-. a ti,s flrst nddifien % thel
z sIaarhter vas nled Tor rsoord
$500 Norsh Pnclac went back
:. ~ (lympin r0utes eno ne hATNaEa
HsTacomA route-
s-...ia winston, ls1ulge Manfrea, Dc
- Al he old faEOEtsEg ~ tn
-. RoIlae tomorrow nt9hk
..Faea On de city dock has bsen
tn..f end turneg ever % the q. X n
r~,er1ny for 3 st0fefooms
= .s,.,.-si Fa1rnan, formegiy subject Of
- rsrse1is' was yesterday nalHFalizr
- s;.issn Al tbs United States.
- skln Fanny Fucker viii 81. % ssa
- 1901 with 4211 tona Of Hack
sa.sas.. coal fos 6Am Aranclacn.
-. naerath hes lseen awarded the
49, ~ hniihina tho foun9ation Tor
.,.ss@ Addition % The 0ccl1e1sal.
$1,000 lag has beenlsppolnted admin.
l n do Ia estaia a kiverd Jack, the
EsisE EhS aied resesfy q As WINE
- -. ....mer yakima brought tossattie
- -aessrdaF 4 load oG haT tor A1n&lel
- iseTI1g camp 81 the mouth % me
n Tnwman. b. hill 81 sale med in
e z snalsor,s once yesterday, bought TO-
- - al pltos from swan Andersen, OF
Niissg county, tor SU1u.
! .ew lin roof d being put on the CRY
III ard. g Clerk Forrest gaFz II Tou
3s.l hssleVe Il cone % q my ofllce and
- ean hear for yourself.
IA nahoenar Leo ID taking canao n1a
III soon be ready % all for the uOrth.
~ viii have . tuh io4a q tNznpeSs eont
~ genesal msEoha1oisos
Fhe ssannsr Willamette arrived here
tao q N. yesterday. bElnging ~ tens
4 narrhandiso and some machlneFys she
"a coal for Port Townsend.
re s.eamsrs Willamette and Mexico
nms W the eoast u campen s .sst. -.
IA nm ne Collier proved tobo the fnstof
l1unl q he two.
4 horna which had been found ostray
4 ~ eIty and impouAde4 Tor the past
eiahieen days has been sold and t2e pro
s"siS effSr paying the oxpenseA have
hoan paid into TIE city,
Iamp expsoded IN the basement Of
the crncker fahttfy last SveulnA, Dnt the
a-zsre s-1Tt tTliulteF b. the employees
Al - fnef0rF. who threw an 0yorcoat
md other wooden el0thing On ne fire.
There are two steamers Dispatch q
Celnan,s wharf. One belongs % Geo. q.
Mrerw ana the other 70 Morgan & Hast.
M, me latter & being qgefhauled and
VII nos be ready for service TOT about Q
week.
City snrveyoVg Gardner, while QUE IN the
extgeme nosth 9, me slsy sss. .a. 30 Tee
me hofao gnE hungry tooy and broke loose
ara nsafo Tor home, leaving tho surveyor
10 rot into the city e. best be could.
The brakeman on the construction train
a tho Seattle, Lake Hhore 4 Raster rail-
WI, whiis at Curry's camp yesterday,
fsll and broke his arm. lie was brought
3 lhs city where his family resides. His
name could not be learned last evening.
Rsnton Holmes & Co, Of Port Blakely.
are gFndaally inqreag.ng their tleot OF sail
ing vessels. a few dsys age tney ptI-
- pslnt an deck, near San Francesca
foF Sa2 COO She viii a. onec be placed IN
TIE faciflo coast lumber trade.
In Tia report e Che testimony Of r. M.
Crawford Ia the HalIornn murder case,
n Vac made 10 SAY that Reddlngton had
Titled bafuee tbs grand jury that he
Aad seen Hailornn threw stones. Mr..
cFawfordin testimony was exactly The ~
versa the omniaqient cQmp0eilqr having
emitted TIE word mot" before mo word
Testified"
4 now transplros that the injuFles re-
celvcd By John johnson a sliding rom 9
coal ear On top Of the lnoiine down into
~ h0A nf the ship Rdwnrd O'Brien. are
aol nearly 90 aarion9 e nt hrst supposed.
IN We conal Anrnbly scratched and hrulH-
IA by me zeal eaIninn dawn On him uus
he Injuries are considered IN no way
aeFiona.
George yenahle Smith, tho business
and financial mnnagcF Of the Puget Sound
cooparntiva Coluny, has gone 70 81 Paul
On salary q etc per day and expenses
% lecture IN behn1 @ we colony. y -
ahssnce the board 81 trustees win make
a. attempt 10 remove him from the oflice
~ noW helds and elect another man 10
OIL the Vacancy.
ne steamahip Ancen, Captain CArralL
sailed from this port last Uyenin9 for
points IN Alaska. Prem here she took q
Read az beef cattle. 100 head of sheep 10
toas az Runarni merchandise and 400 ton8
a coal. Among ne pas4en9ols fns the
north from this port we're Mr.. hrndy and
wife. u. n. RAaln. A. II. kennedy. Willis
Thoipe. Jelf s. Kuehn. Q. w. Yong and
Captain Thomas Wright
The Waahlngtoa iron W0Eks has just
compieioA h1w yArtinx engine Cor the
blanchard iogging company which viii
ha sanf 10 the enualah river In q day or 60.
u 4 intended % draw lRga from the
weeds after they are cut down 10 the
main roadway where the cattle can gct
at them % ygoad adyantaae. There are
several q 49, snsiass - - use es
Improvement over the old style Of yard
ing with cattle
Local mechanics employed hy the Sc
attic, Lake shore & Eastern railway have
iuaa turned out new cahooaa which viii
- connocaea with the construction trmln.
'fhi1 g ~ Il should b. Anything that
can 10 hniif hers SHOULD be- We cannot
sxpecs % bald up city unleaa We ca
msns ~ mechaaica. Many a. the loS'Tinr
tfncka Witch are heiu9 shipped from tho
east could. Mr.. J. n. ColnAn statsA b.
hnilg hettar and cheaper In this city. IL
4 4 prOn6 beast Of Mr.. colmana that al
the rulling s4nnk On the Columbia and
Pnrei SQUAD railroad, while be was sup
eEsnlendent was built IN Seattle. with
tho exception o. The cngtnea.
whEls firing a salute from ColmAna
wharf one yeaR so last Fourth 81 July,
me Ga iron oAnn0n which has bean assd
On All occasions Of public celebration for
the past twenty yeaFS. waa prenaasurely
DISCHARGED. WOanding and alnaeNt killlng
enc az the gunnerT. Mr.. a Il. fenny. q
ths Waahlngton Iron WeEkM The cd
eAnnan waa then aplked Mnd thr0wn on
The wharf on 20 = pale q eiAhe ana was
xradually alnklna ont Of xghL A few
dAya 40 one of the evening papers called
atfenfinn 20 the matter, and yesterday
ar. Tonny'a son and a1ntheE yeunE man
secured q tackle and hauled The old gnn
- On 70 the wharf. They stated that thn5
lntended 10 take Il honle and keep y - .
historic relic.